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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
LITERARY NOTES.

A new American novel Is announced by Cassell Co.
IL IL called The Common Chord and story oil the
Ninth Ward OF New-York Its author Is H. X. Elliott
The late David A. wasson has left unpublished matter
which Ia said TO be important and which Will he edited
ny his literary executor Richard Haowell Mr.. Arlo
Bates touching incident occurred ON the day
preceding Mr.. Wassons death. 1.-The patient old man
has growing weaker and weaker the vigorous con
stitution he inherited from sturdy ancestors wi din
Guilty relaxing it, tenacious grasp upon life even after
Illness and with sigh Of iueiabc weat ass he
said TO his wife: Have yon seen my good friend
Death anywhere about heref II you see him, tell him
he will he very welcome The next day his good
friend came"
"Aunt Fountains Prisoner" IL the title Of the story
which Joel Chandler Harris has contributed u the March
number OF ScrfJner.
The small paper edition OF Mr.. Bullen's Lyrics from
the Song Books OF the Ezabethan Age" sold ont In
a fortnight In London. lie Is now editing "England 3
Helicon" as a companion volume.
An edition OF Miss Chapman's "Comtst Lover" an at
tack on Postivsm which received good deal OF at
tenton in England has just been imported by scrbneI
4 Wexford.
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New Dubliedtious.-
TIME TRIBUNE BOOK
u OF.
OPEN-AJR SPORTS.
sp,rNnID HOLIDAY GIFT.
Octave, 500 Pages. $50 Illustrations


Tn serence 10 the growing interest in hearty amusing
endable openair sports and athletic am,ements THE
TRIBUNE has prepared a new book on openAr Sports.
which in more thorough before printed In
America
CHAPTERS are provided Archery Baseball with the rec
ord of wonderful playing and OF tbs League and Association
matches and with instructions how TO curve ball. Court
Tenpis Lawn Tennis Football. Cricket Lacrosse Racket
Uorsemanship Country Hunt with list OF the
membership of tho principal fox hnntng clubt Yacht
with all the small yachts and comparison OIL
eloonand Cutter with instructions How 10 Desig Buid.
and sail Boat Rowing Canoeing. Fishing. with state
ment of the various sh and the dies used 10
CAPTURE them. Trapping Swimming Hunting with shotgun
and Rife with description Of the different varieties oil Amer
lean wild gamo Camping out Winter sports Bycyeiing
Amateur Photography. and few minor sport Among inc
writer's who We contributed William Blaike author oil
How 10 Get Strong; Maurice Thompson. the Archery ek
merit Captain Jacob Augur Cavalry Instructor al west
Point David Kirby and Thomas Chaplain. Yacht buiiders
GEN George W. wingne the riheman Professor George
Codie Director OF Athletics Of the NewYork Athletic Cino
and large private gentlemen In the south anu
the country who have contributed facts concern
,ng the Wild game hunting sports OF their sovera local.
ties
The Book can be to address, the paper sent 10
aro,her - de.ired Address THE TRIBUNE.
New.York.
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IRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
Ia YORK LAKE EttlE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
rnrou gh ZSds aud hammers ST. stations al Same
nou leave 2Sd 81 SIa,ion necn minutes eariisr
than CnanUerS-s1 - -
.a m-ualiy except Sundaya Day hkpresA Bullet Draw.
i. .ruou Coaches 10 Blnsnaniton EnA. uorno.lsvis,
q ~ ~, ,5i5 from 23l-sLD chicago aud 81 Louis Lin,
tI,I" solid Pullman IaID VI Day ana buhel sleeping
a,hrs la Mealyile, Cleveland, Cincinnati chicago and
sleeping Ioachcs 10 buhao Niigara
Fails amlon ANA Toronto No oAia eIaise .ol 'st time
DinSnantOn. Elnlri, iSovheslef buhaio MAJ
CARA sails. Cincinnati aud Chicago ~, = 81, aao ,o,,
LA uuun l4J, $780, So iiO, o:lU $780, o;OO olO o5Y
T,l5 l4J, $751; 1880 p H.. l2OO midnight SUNDAY oto,
$50 lUzO - AZ noon, Las. 4:lo ooo. 'to SVO loSV
pip.r..n. 40 SI5 2O 100, $50 lO2o 700 neon.
TO 500 s. oU 4.4U 900. 5:lO ooO, o:oo olo ooo .it2
80 suu 8 So lU3u y l2OO ndnsaI SUNDAY go.
$50 1920, l2UO H., Lao. 4io, 49, 'so WV ioSo
Niaars and TaIo, sou via Newark, $3.50. 500 $780, 1000
"a M, LOO $40 $780, 70 400, 02O 5SO, 90 1:Jo
10000 H. H.. ZOO mAngnt daily except SunuaJ
sunday .. v:l5 N, so. $50, oVo !. III Am a,o 400
sunorn Aao 9to 'oV 'co ~ ~ ~ m and Is mIIngaS
sundays $40, $780, lO;20 "a lao, A:lo o'o oVo Aos~
D. IN. ANA 1900 mnanigA- "a - ,,a,s al, a N.
Warwick, l:4J. 300, IOzO H. n' aiSop III 'u"""''
New burg and Cornwall 7oO. 300 m $50. ASo oso anu
800 a. IN SUNDAYS $50 ~ NJ and 900 Y. in o.au ~
Montgomery k0ndout and Kingston, voo u H. o''~r
scranIoS Dunnors, 800 a m. except sundaya ~, aao
s;"shen l:l5 5:i5 100. 900. lO2O SoO 800 4So Sun
$50 u u sundays SAC, $780, lv:2U ni- ooO ooo n
Mddsown, &46 bi5 7:oo. vo0 lo2o m Sso o. 90 S
D. The 800 H. train stops 81 MAn-st ony' M, AM
Pert Jervis A4o. 1850, 800. lO1o $40 49, ON 49,
Tickets passage and apartments In Drawing 10 "sscS
Sleeping Coaches be obiahe amt orasrs LOT gu. -
n ss AMI o sa a Il SgTiEs %.y Se ISL
uIp1sss trains from Tue wess arrive NswYo ~ 7As'
'N'' io''0 y. FXkTER assl Psssr Agent New'vsss
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ERICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortlanit Des
brosses sta follows
IA III. Catssauqua and intermediate points . -
IN. Geneva LYONS Elmira Rochester. Bunalo anu
the West principal local pontA Chair car 10 Wukes
barre
D. TunkhannOck intermediate points Clar car
ioTunShlnnock Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg
3:iOp Tor Pittson and principal intermediate points.
Char 20 Ptttston
10 Reading aud HARRISBURG. Chair car % CDrlw -,
D. m Tor }eneyA lyons ElnlrA Rochester. SutN1 AT
the Vast Pullman ,les Dor % LYONS
7.5On m, for aurys aud tntsrn ,tlle DDt1t+
II 4 and $40 D. n cplnecs-'s
allpoints in Mahanov AMI IaEleton ,oai Hesloii
SUNDAY TRAINS .-.,,...
sA IN. for Mauch Chunk Hazleton anu m'erne n''
blOp m. for Coplsy ini nterms hate points .
IN IN Tor Geneva Lyons. Enirh tochestoc odaAo iat
heWest. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
A LII fares reduced.-St0nngton Line. The
"A avorite Route for Boston, Providence and all
England points
tul nights by taking late trains from steamer.
Reclining CHAIR par between steamers landing AMI
Boston WITHOUT CHAkG e.
steamers pier No 80, North River BLOCK
above IanaI.sL, 4.3U IA. daily. except sundays
l.. v. POPfLE, Oeni Passenger Agt.
box 3Ull, og-Iork
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WEST STORE RAILROAD.

w Y. 7. Q. and IT. K K. Co. Ifssee.
leave i2isr station follows and l. minutes
earlier from foot OF Jay st. North River;
Detroit and Chicago 955 H. nI- COS, ISIS p. N.
Louis s605. - Is 2. m.
Utica ,yracuse. Buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge,
Niagara Falls 3 Is %: - a. m. '6O5, tS:l5 D.
Highland, Kingston. Saugertes. Catskill Albany Bis,
.7:l5. .gj5. 30 A. H.. 1 90. '60j. 1913 D.
Cranston's. Point Cornwall Newbura 1915 Tbs,
'955. 'I0I5. l5o m., 400. 300 'oi5 and 900
D. NJ Cran,t0ns Cornwall NewOurg
For Montreal aud Canada East, Cos !. m.
Hamilton London - 50 8 o. SO p MI Toronto,
10 55 a. H., 1000, ISL y. m. - .
sleeping Tor Bunalo Niagara Falls, Detroit,
Chicago and st. Louis all through trains
Daily. Daily except saturday Olher trains day except
SUNDAY
For tickets Timetables paror sleeping accommoda-
tons Attenuation apply At Offices Brookyno3 w ash
Fulton Office OF Fultou-st-
New.York City-3GS 49, 042 Broadway 1873 BoweTy aud
West Shore stations foot I2ds foot OF Jay-st II.
HENRY MON EFT,
VanderOllt-ave. General Passenger AGENT
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JANUARY 81, 1854
GREAT TRuNR LINN

AND UNITED STATES MAIL Rourn
Trains leave New York. via DesbrOsses and Corsndt s,rs.
HsrisSars PlissSnrs and .ns West With Pullman r..s,
SMOKING sa
wsm.Sor IL fc sssr Haven 900 m M CORY and
sc1nss,"s e Cory for Ttusviis' fsssolsass
gST S
10 l. M arrive WASHINGTON 400 ?. and daily $40 D. y;
S ao regular and and
city S" Sunday parr can
For Cape May. week days. lilo On Saturdays only,
Bay Head Junction and ,1ss,nes.
On Sunday s'iS and p. m do stop at AsEu p
For oa Point and ScTts,. Vi. Meyers; rhl.deIpAl.
BSss bc.Iiyn Anne: sSnHec, SlS al ,iToass train.
s dsy fss% s% .ss
ssnaa1 ssS 90 sSS 49, s ssS ?ss and ma
m From PhiiaGelpnia $50 TO- So 7io So i sac
sssss 'ss$ IT, H. 49, e. e. @
asht sSnsay o sS go g. s'Y los So aS0 ' io
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Train; leave via De'bro'se' and cort
ego 1920 g. 10 Limited and 10 Washington Linn
sn si s Eli II nss m $sS ssa spS
pm SUNDAYS Express eio g Limitei) and iO>a M
Trans esvns AND % a asy ass apa Sunday
cn9 Sundays a1S mi aq Camden and NJ
Returning leave Broad Street station PhaielphA
I2:0I $40 4O5 40 6lo 800. 1880, 500 $780, $40, ii,
and ll5 m. (Limted Express l:l4 anu 450 mr. IL 40
s. a. s. g. $685. 7l2 S12 ant $50 y. On Sunday l2Oi
$40 405, 440, $40 $50 $40 M, 1249. also LmtedJ
$50 7l2 and S:l2 D. No.
Leave Philadelphia CAMDEN 900 daily excep, A..
day.
Ticket Offices S49 435 and ga Broadway Asior Housa
foot OF DesbrOsses and Corilandt sta Courtst and
BROOKLYN station. OF FuItonst BROOKLYN STA
tion Jersey Cy Emigrant Ticket Office. No $ Battery
place. and castle Garden
The New-YOrk Transfer Company will call for check
baggage hotels and residences.
CHARLES T.. PUGH, J. r. WOOD.
Manager. General passr AQen
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

~ Trims from ChamDersst station for Englewoo
,nary os,er Spargl and Nyack 49, i;lO. So e;SO
and lI3O M. lao, $40, AGO. 400 30 5:AO 49, 800,
1890 D. w. I2UO ght sundays l.lO $50 400 and
500 H. NanaeL spring NAcy. Monscy anu rliinans
$50 7IO $3.50 a. AGO. $50 y III sundays, $3.50 Ne
s.Uo II.
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Mem Publications.

NOW READY.
MRS. WIsrERs NEW TRANSLATION.
SAINT MICHAEL.
Romance From the German Of r. Werner. author Of
"Bauned and Blessed" etc.
12mo. Extra Cloth. 81 20.
Tho novels f. readable and in the
CHEST entetning. Mrs sers refined and pure
selections.
before l. interesting than It's pTeletcs
the atOs OF The German IN tls
and the fecitous In which the work has
done In the volume adds TO the charm OF uy
agreeable novel.
MRS. WISTERS PREVIOUS TRANSACTIONS.
l2mo Extra Cloth Each 81 25
vIoLETTA,
THE LADY WITH THE RUBIES,
VAIN FOREBODINGS.
PENNILEss Girl.
ETC. ETC. ETC.
TAKEN by SEIGE.
A Novel limo Extra Cloth 81 25
"The story deals with the living forces events
the vital koeuly
esiing OF late novels."- Boston Evening Traveller.
- by all Booksellers volume will be
by the publ shes postpaid ~ mail receipt OF the price
JB LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, Publishers.
ms and TIT @arkot-st.. Philadelphia
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i)ropoeals.

AQtIpuCr COMMISSIONERS OFFtCE.)
ROOM 200 srFwARr RrnpING $50 BROADWAY
INV. YORK. Jan. 81 1Ss7.)
TO CONTRACTORS.
DIDS or PROPOSALS f0I doing the WORK and
ID furnishing Tie ltc;i called or the proved form
Me the ONCE of the Aqucluct Comms
onrr ~ sditnna shat so II A. stu
Of the New rrotpn Nqucuct ~ about Hta
Ton l2Auu VIII be- receives, this Office until the 10th day
February 1887. at &c Ock which place and hour
be- puhcy Oucncd hy the Aqurduct commissioners
aud award 90 the contract Tor doing said work AMI furnish
ny materials val be made by said commissioners As soon
thereafter a, Practicable.
Hank ~ ai approved contract and the specifications
bids proposals. ant envelopes for
nco~ur and - tonds and also the plans for sail
ALI be obtained
Yficc ~ tho Aquciuct Commissioners applca
the Secretary.
Nv orir r of The Aqurduct Commissioners.
JOHN &. SLEEHAN. JAMES q. SPENCER,
Secretary President
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Property Of Mt. Carroll. New York Agent for co
slgu1rA 1870,
TWO CARLOADS superior Western Horses. just arrive
from Illinois and Iowa They include v"r' heavy heavy az
c4rtlagr horses paifr hish
yeIs 10 4dstcfs, saddle aud business horses.
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INSTITUTION.
Miscellaneous.

A LADY of large educational experience
fshcs 10 learn Of an opening for young ladies' sen
or of position school from which the principal pro-
poso' Rev. O. w. LLOYD Branchvtlle. N J.
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THE THEATRE. .o.,
Il An illustrated Weekly Magazine for ue thea'tc-Boe
49, For SAT- everywhere.
M OOn BOOKS SELLING CHEAPEK
9UUUO THAN EvER5All me Popular Novels en- nh NJ
ponts "Every Man His own Mechanic" Macaulavs ENG
land 81 q set stationery all the Poets and Encycopeas
Looks Bibles and prayer books; sea
sides half price play books 10000 steel engasngs Gems
aach worth ~ thousands OF school books cents ana ~
cents each will pay the highest cash price oI new a
old hooks snail large qnaniiile- on WI, as
noot soId an CHI Open evenings LONfHl NUS
Sew Worry pook Exchange ISL Broadway. Op. stewards
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SEVERAL CONSIGNMENTS from gentlemen's stable
Including par we'll broken tO tandem harness.
cpinbu saddle and mare and number OF roadster
and IAInliy hOTs.s
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Nnttion Sales.
DETER C. KELLOGG a. CO.'S NEXT
GENERAL
AUCTION SALE
of
HOKsEs &c.
THURSDAY February 3. 1887, AT 10 o'clock. 40
the American HOts- Exchange tLlmltcIh
Broadway aud SIth. si.. Ncw.Nork.
Otncc. IO7 JOhn-st.

THE CATALOGUE INCLU DES
ny order 81 The Executors ~ The - tie late PRESIDENT
CHESTER 4. ARTHUR.
The carriages. nv CO.. ~" harness 10y WOOL
Gihsnn rules livery and general stable ELECTS OF the
l,ta ow uer including landau with poe crabs aud winnie
hand rougham pole and shafts, victoria
e spungs. four INLAND harness, &c.
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NONE WILL Re SOLD PRIVATELY.
The entire shipments auction though they bring no
more than $40 per head

These horses etpray consigned to supplement- our
establish profitable market here ny inue
exclusively. In orcr that the conssn"r- NAV
sale method which expensive
All have attended previous
sales horses superior II hoped that by
The public will nnty these sales AZ
and tncuabc tho cousigno~ T. make the
ulary each week.
Iof Other property So catalogue.
All The property now De az place OF sac AMI horses
tTissi in lsrurs-
Intr. absolute sale only nll others respectfully de-
cuncdJ should bD made umrti tcly. \ ldr's'
PETER G. khLLuGG & c. Auctonecrs,
lO1 John 1t, NcN.York.
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Cincinnati
Ocean Gteamrrs.
COMPANlA TKAsATLANTICA EsPANoLA
Formerly A. LOPEZ & co
North American Branch)
Tho steamers of this company will NewYork for Ha
vana direct on the 4th lith and Oath OF month
The nrs-ciass steamship PANAMA. Captain Alcatena.
Progreso Vera Cruz. Cornns and sintanaer
FIRsT-CLAss TABLE. WITH WINE
For freight passage and other information. apply to
MUNOz EsPRIELLA,
90 and 81 Liberty-s:- basement
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
T1STM FE E S sd1s 1 M1v q
: e. &
IGgls 81 t SgstE fa ps&sxxns or''a
CUNARD LINE.
FROM NETWORK TO ,LdIXyEERpooL VIA QUEENS
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
scYTH FS TO- ssaa m
IS.S;,;. =, M
rates gEHssisS SSs S BIZ Co. Sss
FLORIDA VIA SAVANNAH.
L rri:"oekly linG TON tTo% NEW rIks sSNa
S1Ty OF AHGgh 1aaasnS F.
oonnoons With sav,anaa. Florida ana Western hallway
ST IsSs9ys and ~ e9nFfs sD ia
nAsn sGs .fs!y'' o'as a io2g voscn
III sos1 Agent 1' fisr s.
" rGk aAERs R25AE MAIL ANb S 1vhaFo5
Leave Pier 80 N. r. foot OF 1ins,t M
Tuesday E FeC pm
MfSoasiY I T%e..y f Feb % m
CABIN 6,,saie $50 All UPWARD acccrlas to location
e'"'A' e. i co. q Broadway
II amburg-American IS. Line for Hamburg.
essn go SIS ssesrass Send
oss III. 81 sSs CO.. P sISHAhp
INMAN LINE. u. S. and ROYAL Mail Steamers
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF CHICAGO Thursday, Feb p M M
cry cifEsTER TUESDAY FsS
oii r from Minus ln@sH Pier foot Of Gr.na.st r.sy ci
CABIN PASSAGE. $50 and upward INTEhAEDiATH'
~ fEfEh WRIGHT e sp StS,t Gsasrp \ A f.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
steamers cave iooy
hurs'ay Fep -
OCEANIC GAELIC. BELdtC
supcrby Acknowledgements Acoonno ltion>
BAN PA6LO-CaUin capacity uinitsL
Peservatons can mplo b. telssrtp- - WI
cabin plans seen At 2s7 Broadway NewYOrk Or ROOM l.
kaAIv.l LuIdIns, san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD President
T. H. GOODMAN General Passenger Agent
NORDDEUISCHER LLOYD IS: co.
NEW.YOkk, sOUTHAMPION AND BREMEN.
FAST kAfRLSs STEAMERS
SAALF Wed teb2, :JUA TRAY h, Wed, Feb23 n m
AILEk Jed, Feb 9. a. ~ Ida, sat, zen IN
EAs cd. Fob. 10, ~ 80 pm sAALr We'd. March ilAn
CABIN &75 to - 90 according atom Second CADln
500. StecTage AZ lowest rates.
OELklt lis ~ Co, No 2 Bowling Green
DAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
Il LINES FOX NALIFoKNiA. JAPAN. HlNA. CEN
1RALAND SOUTH AMERICA An ID MtAICO
Prom New. YORK pier loot of Cana.st, y. X
kor Francisco via The Isthmus OF Panama
COLON sails Tuesday. teD - noon
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRANCISCO.
CABIN, so secrage $50.
From LIST and bTanuOn-sts,
Japan
CITY or 81 DNhN salIs Satupiay Feb. Il, p M
For freight passage and information apply al COM
pauy mo pier. loot CanalsI. y. a.
IA. J. ~ LAY. superintendent
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\ DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIIR
UPTOwN oFFIcEs No. 1888 broadway. corner Thirty.
nrsts until D. m 9b3 broadway between Twenty second
and Twenty third sts until M. 30S West Twenty third
st. Eghthave 1883 Fonrthave Foureenths ST..
76O Thirave Forty seveDh-st l,O07 Thlrdayc.
iIteth st. and tho HARLEM OFFICE 257 Fast one
twenty nfthst, $500 Third ave, corner One
hundred and twenty hfthst. up To at regular Office
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AQUKDUtT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room 200, stewart Iuilding. No $50 Bruadway.f
Nptx I. \

= HJfl
WORK Jan. 25. 1887
I,O CONTRACTORS Bids or proposals for
doing work and furnishing the materials called for
Commissioners for the construction Of section 10
Of Aqurduct being the New Gate House ut
ltsth-.t York Will be received nj this
once Friday the l day OF February 1857 AZ o'clock
al place aud hour they viii be publicly opeuel
bv the Aqueuct and the award 81 the
tract for doing furnishing sad materials Will
b SAID Commissioners soon thereafter IA prac
ticablc.
blank said approved contract and the specifications
aud bids PROPOSALS and proper envelopes for their
euclosu1 AMI bonds; and the plans said
other Information required, be obtained
No ahovc Of the Aquedurt Commissioners appca
{ on % the rotary.
I,y Older of the Aqueiuct Commissioners.
~ JAMES q. SPENCER, PRESIDENT
Holm C. SHf EHAN. secretary.
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HeIp Uanie6.

WANTED, wet nurse with baby not oveT
w three months old Call wednesday morning ~ -
O'Clock IL West 19th-st
WANTED.-Salesmen to sell our safes,
w vaults etc., have experience In the ousmess'
none other need apply, reference required address m
N Cincinnati
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DED STAR LINE.
Ii FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New York and Antwerp every saturday.
MD =, LAN D.---- .--.Saturdp a u ,. "!VV y N
Fan ami Winter Rates First cabin $50 and SO ENcur'
-ilO aul -l25 cabin. $40 Excursion, sJl
ktccIags al lowest rates
PhIkH " hIGnr * Sons. Uenr AEts So Broadway
rIHE u. ). AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co
Il American passenger line Tor 81 ihomts Barbados
Para, MaTanuan CvarA and PcrnamOuco.
Steam ship BONAVISrA THURSDAY. February H. at noon.
For ~ Thomas sdos Para, MarAnhan. PsrnAmbuco
Rio de Jancro, for santos. Monevdeo
Sie.nsnip FINANCE. saturday. February at
From Newport News, Va. second day ait"r at b. ~
PAI l. r. GkRtAKD 4 CO., Gen. Agents. 81 BIOad-str NY
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Excursions.
THE NEW LINE
Retwcen NEw-YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
and NORFOLK.
OLD POINT COMFORT,
AND THE SOUTH

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
ON and after oct 49, 1896 Express for Cape Charles Old
Point Comfort and Norfolk. via the NewYork Philadelphia
and Nofok Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad station
New.York at daily. arriving at Cape Charles Ooo
A. m daily Old Point Comfort S45 a. m., Norfolk s45 a. M
Slr.plnR through from New-lork 10 Cape Charles
Tickets and sleeping berhs be secured at the Ticket
~ ~ MIME H. Ii. COOKE.
- GonI Pass. Freight Agent
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL srEAMEks.
REPl BLlt. AdpL IlNtn nav Ec.' :. " ~
GFRMANIC Capt rile ae 80. saturday. Feb - n III
ADRiArIC capt PARCEL Thursday trn ifO p III
BRITANNIC. capt Perry Thur sdaS. "l "a $3.50 III
From the White star Dock. foot Of West lOtll-st
RATES-SaoOn $50 $50 $50 aud slOL Return tickets on
favorable Stoerdge Ia or from the Old Country @lc
intermediate celtic ony) $50 excursion 500
For OF plans other Information apply AZ the
H. J. CORrIS. Agent
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